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BJP worker questioned by NIA because a phone he sold was later bought by Bengaluru café blast accused, media and Congress made him an accused

The Muslims gathered in thousands and created chaos in the city of Nashik on 4th April. They raised the slogans of 'Sar Tan Se Juda' and also insulted Hindu Gods and Goddesses.

GDP will more than double in the next 6 years, but the Congress party is promising to achieve the same feat in 10 years.

The Congress party on Friday released its manifesto ahead of the Lok Sabha polls slated to take later this year.

Congress has said that it will ‘protect’ journalists from coercive action by the State in its bid to ‘defend’ journalistic freedom. “This includes restricting the powers of the government for surveillance of journalists, seizure of their devices and exposure of their sources,” the manifesto reads.

The Indian voters are proud to see that the government elected by them is bullish on anti-terrorism, upholding the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the nation against external threats.

Himanta Biswa Sarma in his legal notice to Indian Express sent through his lawyer Rajib Borpujari said that CM Sarma’s name appeared on the CBI’s chargesheet in the Sarada Chit Fund Scam case as a witness.

As the Indian readers called out the publication for its factual errors, The Guardian silently corrected the “Pannun’s death” to “Pannun plot”, and removed the wrong photo, without any acknowledgement of the errors.

Condemning the Gandhi scion's decision to start the second leg of the Bharat Jodo Yatra from the violence-stricken state of Manipur, the former Congress MLA also went on to accuse Rahul Gandhi of turning the road show into a "tamasha" and a "picnic".

On expected lines, The Guardian 'journalist' has declined to accept OpIndia's offer to engage in a live stream debate where she could respond to OpIndia's questions over her anti-Hindu, anti-Indian coverage